Annie Besant Quotes

Science Regards Man As An Aggregation Of Atoms Temporarily United By A Mysterious Force Called The Life-principle. To The Materialist, The Only Difference Between A Living And A Dead Body Is That In The One Case That Force Is Active, In The Other Latent.

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